The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1918, Page 2

STAR CHAMBER ASKS WORKING MEN © ~MONDAY, JA Years service to| the homefurnisher! 54 putually fair and we say to your | Nified credit ter oredit service in HERE" here’s an exceptionally good offer for home- 4 furnishers: living room, dining room and bedroom, just as pictured here; regular price $296.25, 7 Special this week $236. 25 —a saving of $60— home on our well-known, liberal, and we will arrange our widely-« ow “YOUR CREDIT IS SUREL to furnish y furnishing 1 able way-—you This is Community week at Chamber of Commerce and mmercial Club. uenday is Kduecat The labor all working folk, are es. peclally invited. The aim is to show that the chamber belongs to them, a4 a medium of mutual service, ax much as to the bust news 4 All teachers and studente” are specially invited Friday will be Civie d All elt dress to business men Teacher goldiers at Camp Lewta to. day were apeciatly invited by Prem dent Rhodes to visit the chamber Thursday Saturday will be Organization day, when Officers of the chamber and . 12 burea tanding commit toon will be ed for th All business organiaation erebhipa are specially invited. Country fotk specially invi for the firat three days of the we State development in ® ect. Practical afd is to be given this year all mucceeding years 0 every the state that de ing ite resources sires help in deve and market factliti SLAVS DIFFER IN OPINION ON WILSON’S PLEA BY JOSEPH SHAPLEN United Press Correspondent PRETROGRAD, Jan, 14.—Bol sheviki newspapers regard Mres- ident Wilson's message with THE LIVING ROOM PICTURED HERE— consists of Nufold davenport, fumed oak frame, upholstered tn imitation Spanish leather, soft and pli able, will positively wear better than cheap grade genuine leathers, as it will not crack, regular price $49.50; a fumed oak library table, regular price $20—; large fumed oak armchair, upholstered to match @avenport, regular price $17.50; large reed rocker with cretonne cushion and back upholatered, finished im baronial brown, regular price $14.50; fumed oak leather seat rocker, regular price $11.60; the entire suite is finished in fumed to match and makes a splendid furnishing for living room or $89 25 Mbrary; regular price of the five pieces $113—; special for this week cy Naroda today must regard the with the greatest attention view of the declaration against Rus sia’s territorial div a peace br expense Even more than Lic speech shows the evolution of opinion of rulers since the allies’ re | pliew to the pope Call It Unsatisfactory ‘The Pravda © but held that Russian democracy ticised the monuage. America now * that “ ‘BEDROOM PICTURED HERE— a fine ivory dresser, regular price $23.50; a large triplicate mirror ivory dressing table, ice $23.75; a full size ivory bed, regular price $22.50; an ivory bedroom rocker, regular price , Tegular price $$—; the entire suite matches nicely and makes a 5; special for this week viki, but has announced its severance with them.” Comenent of the Nowayazhiek war aes unfavorable is unsatisfactory potata" the editorial said. in many |self-determination of foreign peoples, but not of those under allied rule.” TCITE MINE -WORKERS TO PAY VISIT TARY 14, i] , 1918, PAGD 2 This Little Tot Real Dog Trainer o___e HEALTH SHOULD BE YOUR 4 FIRST CONSIDERATION Wisdom dictates that a man shall first take care of his body and concern himself with externals afterward. , If it is true that “it shall not profit a man gain the whole world and lose his soul equally true that it shall not profit him t after happiness if he neglects the very fountain- head of happiness, which is perfect health Perfect health is IMPOSSIBLE toget with the presence of defective or carious teeth or dis- eased gums, for these are a source of general in- fection which slowly but surely saps the vitality and causes an ultimate general collapse of the system, Wisdom dictates that you promptly avail your- self of our offer to remedy your dental defects at the LOWEST PRICE consistent with the HIGH- EST GRADI dentistry. ot program outlined | and ¢ in the|v nm and against jout of a 4 George's | 64 LITTLE LAME KIDS |what enah lher friendship and her readiness to ren of the Seattle Orthopedic} *, o f co-operate in m general peace battle.” |hospital, according to the report o In every respect Seattl.’< Leading Dentists. | ‘The editorial attacked the presi-| trustees * “ ldont's speech for giving evidence| ThruM re, Reginald H. Parsons, | Our reputation is worth more than your dollars. “the American bourse not only |46 patients were made Red Cross! recognizes the power of the Bolahe | Members on Christmas aay. | “It has an imperialistic character. this week, when It cynically prociaima thé right of |sixth institute of We make a specialty Ot HIGH-GRADE WORK | at LOW PRICES, and we are able to successfully feven-yearold Dorothy Tennant rs - youngest dog fancier and keenost| Operate thus because of the exceptional advantages ® in the West! we enjoy as regards space, equipment, special de. now little the y| partments and a corps of qualified assistants. We know about training doga. There) are practitioners of modern DR. L. R. CLARK jen't a dog in the city that wouldn't desert his master for a frolic with | Dorothy. “That's because boyg and| men don't know much about the heart of a puppy.” she explains and we guarantee to perform all extractions and other operations with the ABSOLUTE MINIMUM OF PAIN. All examinations and estimates of cost are made and given by Dr. L. R. Clark, and an unqualified vuarantee covering all work done is issued to every patient and signed both by him and by the LICENSED Graduate Dental Sur- geon who does the work. Everyone is cordially invited to visit our offices for an examination or EVERY SAMMY WILL FIGHT UPON WASTE LEWIS, CAMP J ficer and been appe an. 14—Tvery ot ood comgarhorareahadr og vie (er Foed conservation dows net mean| FREE ADVIC a No person accepting this offer will be under the slightest obli- Te is unquestionably a very impor-|t2ekiv®, the, men leas to eat by reduc) gation to us. We have services to sell and we want the public to become ac- tant political event.” declared the|large company fund.” says the bul-| qQuainted a: our personality and methods. - and a better men more © or lew money » met the fu The mo value A. ne Durchane REGAL DENTAL PARLORS DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager. Lady Attendants on duty at all times. 1405 Third Avenue N. W. Corner Third and Union Diagonally across from the Postoffice. Be sure to get to the right place. JOIN THE RED CROSS) A suppl | addition of nice, warm blankets, in to « big 4 ons during the ho! ht for the little y a 16 NOT OPEN EVENINGS OR SUNDAYS i| |FRATERNITIES WILL ENTERTAIN EDITORS Editors from all parts of the atate will be given a taste of fraternity life they attend the the Washington State Press association, at the uni vorwity. All delegates and their wives will be guests of the Greek let ter organizations during the reanion, which opens Thuredaye country’s entire history. oft, way the decision is made. dor Aldunate—with his numerous ed’ staff—have just instal! ‘ap ) Real Work for Chilean Envoy| WASHINGTON, Jan. 14—Senor Don Aldunate, the Chilean ambassa- |!" ©B€ of the capitol's palatial res AT WAR START : . e bigwest. sop) dence, at 2223 FR. st. There, in the J | dor, te now facing the biggest job! ciistness of Gheridan circle nelgill SAYS LLARD |borhood, will be decided the tre German agents have concentrated | mendous policies that affect all their efforts on his country. Chilelern democracies; unless perchanaal in to be made the cente German | the ambassador, like American en- } fi ERTL ST | IN CONTEMPT CASE WASHINGTON, Jan. 14-—Amer-| propaganda in South America—as a] voys abroad before we entered the WASHIN N, Jan. 14—Ten ot-| FOE HORDE RELEASED scant beta ose ena tat has Se eeaa te agar Geren failure | war, has already made up his mind als of the Unite@ Mine Workers | our 9 government department should e gents : "ue lon whethef Chile is in the path of z America were ordered the at BY RUSSIAN APATHY ,.. organized to handle the task | Cd in casting out the Teuton work | the kaiser’s world scheme. ence o preme court today to yw cause| LONDON, Jan. 14—The Russian! enruet upon thie country,” Chair. | Count Luxburg’s messages indicat Jooms | why they should not be considered | withdrawal from the war leaves! .., paniel Willard of the War In-| , /8F Temoved from intense 8 ed Chile must be brought to German in contempt of cdtrt because of their | 1,600,000 Germans for use on the ™*" “en ast American politics—yet in ir sway. continued rts to unlonize em-| western front, ac dustrien board testified to senate | touch with the situation, the ambas-|¢ “ ployes of the Hitchman Coal and) Gen. Sir 1) military probers toda ador has had thrust upon him the Do you want to invest your | Coke Co. of Wheeling Va nervice ntatement| No one in the war department, ho Job of advising bis nation on a po-| | money? Use Star want ads. : to the house of commons today added, knew even the resources of | litical course which will alter the Penicstrcee STATUS OF RAILWAYS ASKED BY 77 CHIEFS NEW YORK 14.—Anserting a right to know definitply what is in prompect, 77 railroad president rep- resenting 177 lines, will ministration how long it intends to ion of the roads, r rnment to prom. ines after the war =a) E DINING ROOM PICTURED HERE— o =consists of a large buffet, French plate mirror, regular price $35—; a fine extension table, 45-inch top, €foot extension, regular price $32.50; six chairs covered in genuine leather, regular price $6 $36— for the set; this dining suite is of solid oak, Jacobean finish; they are all very neat and it is a very desirable suite for any home; regular price for the eight p $79. 50 as pictured, is $102.50; special for this week. W[tHE 3-ROOM OUTFIT PICTURED— continue © wan announced roads want t ine to give up the MILITARY LEADERS CONFER WITH KAISER each or —the furnishings for these three rooms are of good dependable quality, made for good service; the snr owlagpeen sl ag “4 . An im regular price for this three-room outfit is $296.25, and purchasing now at the specia © of $226.25 ne i wield pened mate 9 Bre you will save $60—; our liberal credit giving service ia yours; we have helped ental of homes—let us help you! STANDARD Second at Pine, Seattle ish thousands 0.) Quartermaster Gen, Ludendortt and the German crown prince was re ported in session at Berlin today in dispatches from the capital & 101-111 S. 11th St., RE CHICAGO PACKERS CLOSE DOWN TO FIGHT STORMS) 4 SHICAGO awit and W the Stock Yards because of the coal shortage. Others are expected to folle More than 10,000 packing house employes were TWO-CENT FARE LAW IS|Moran on Job as UPHELD BY HIGH COURT New Spy Catcher WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—The | Zecent fare law of Illinois was today "upheld by the supreme court, with ‘the exception that where it discrim- Anated in favor of some cities be ‘cause of the higher interstate rate, were clow the interstate commerce commission | put to work clear the enow from power to make adjustment railroad trac #0 coal could be ‘The decision prevents the roads of brought in. The plants were expect the state from raising all their inter- tomorrow. State rates from 2 cents to the high- er interstate rate of 24 cents, and gets aside an order of the interstate commerce commission ordering such | an increas ed to open tonight or FREE FOOD SPEECH BY MISS RAUSCH TUESDAY | Miss Mary F. Rausch, now famous| an one of the country’s greatest ex- | perts in war food economies, will de liver a free lecture on how to save in the kitchen, especially in baking bread and cake, in the Y. M. C. A auditorium Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock NOW MOVING FREIGHT “Clean-up for freight con gestion started 3 | adverse conditions In mou COMING Sat., » Jan. 19th WILLIAM Fox Presents the Theda Bara Super-Picture THEDA BARA CLEOPATRA The story of the Nile—10 Charged with taking and certity- ing 2 false acknowledgment as a Notary to an alleged oath of Victor Brandt, Edward M. Comyns, Seattle attorney, is held on $1,000 cash bail for the federal grand jury. He de- ted the bail following his hearing ¢ U, S. Commissioner Robert W. McClelland Saturday. He was | @trested in June on a similar charge rele e WH MORAN made by the transcont! Hun spies and plotters in this| ©" ws “3 lasetdiae Wests be toe. etsiat. chjentives nertal railways with termini in Se of Moran, who becomes chief of| the United States secret service,! mane tle 4f Danderine at any drug store| succeeding William J, Flynn, who for a few cents and save your hair.|1* resigning. Moran, as deputy di- After a few applications you can't| rector, has had charge of much Im- find @ particle of dandruff or any! portant department work since SANT FIND DANDRUFF’ every “bit of dandruft eaaeepante ‘after one or two applications of Dan- @orine, rubbed well into the scalp with the finger tips. Get a mmall bot o Siren of ic Reels EVENINGS, 260, 760 . Be, METROPOLITAN Fourth an@ University A gain of about 500 cars has been in the last few days by the companies, tee. To Prevent the Grip Coldn cause Grip--LAXATIVE TRO falling hair, and the scalp will never| Flynn took up his headquarters in| 1) QUININE Tavlete ra ited New York, HW, GuoVula ‘lgnature on Sox, | AAAI nates |Sen. Brady to Be ank the ad-| Gunday fren heart tro mm December, 1916, to March, tn tae heat, la tn naceedas ard the commission, as | HI_AND JOE MAY HOP maar cohen ae Work | Put in Chief V and Ma or Gill will re Willard hir ited at reluctance on ceive tations to attend a dance to! the part of the war department t be en by the military police next) reau heads to gt © the y INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 14.—Ia-| — a =i tigation of the origin of the Hisobonn nee, wnion sewroved the Kills Self After NOT FOR MY os compere, mary mia] - Shooting His Wife REPUTATION! ment supplies, was under} porse, tdaho, Jan. 14—-"l am go MONEY CANNOT Soi ng to ond al BUY COMMON | reat of an a hvth thaws, words, Howard Ran- ENSE BUT COM- | ena euenl Shae Gin ancec ue uae MON SENSE WILL |. Hort. a9 the United then turged the gan on himeelt, He SAVE YOU MONEY |duty in Seattle ¢ | may lose his index the cauntry at that ti The national defense council visory of which Wil lard was chairman, did not begin to study war problems, he said, until March, “when it appeared war was nent commission, Buried ii in Idaho I Only Charge died an hour later cover She had sued him for divorce. Boilers Blow Up; Kansas City Dark His wife may re don't know where past 48 hours. rb My Practice Class Den’ taken to the city hor Be Anyone Can “arterd. went—and next one wisely. Millions of dollars are spent every year in dental offices with- “Perhaps 40 cents on the dollar goes for rICB RED, and 60 cents goes for tmaginary AND 'ETANDING of the dentists REPUTATION KANSAS CITY, Jan. 14.—Efforts were being m today to restore Conservation, like charity, should begin at home, and in the street car service, following the homes. ‘This is the r nation in all the world, but we hare eeleta baaows stan « not a dollar to waste ing for SOMETHING YOU DON'T GET THEATRE ; ~ {s willful waste—a ainst the indimidual and against the great service yesterday when a v nation of which you are a part. botlers ¢ ploded at the céntral power station, killing two stokers and serl- ously injuring four others Streets were in darkness the tire night. T have demonstrated for the past 22 ve sands of people, and proved to thou- ble, durable J D BY THE and have also proved that “AN be used and the work 1 dentists at these prices. 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Your child is bilious, constipated and sick, Its little tongue is coated, breath is bad and stomach sour, Get The leading musical organ lzations of the Pacific North a 10-cent box of Cascarets and west In a brilliant orchestral straighten the youngster right up and choral’ program, Children love this harmless candy ca U thartic, and It cleaneen the tte I NITED PAINLESS DENTISTS Seats On Sale NOW er and thirty feet wels without Remember the New Address griping. Cascaret in no cal . \ In the Two-Story Buliding-—Entire Floor 608%4 Third Ave., Phone Elliott 8:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. Prices 500 to $1.5 and can be move the sour bile and poison right out of the bowels. Rest family ca thartic ause it never cramps or sickens like other things. Corner James 3633 Hours: Sundays, 9 to 12 |